
Cosmically Curious
Weight vs. Mass
From Earth to the Moon, astronomer Nicole Gugliucci explains how gravity changes your weight while your mass stays the same—and why that could mean a lot more chocolate.


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A space-focused segment from NHPR hosted by Patrick McNameeKing. It's all about celebrating the night sky with a healthy dose of joy, curiosity and zero pretension.Each week we’ll cover topics ranging from the latest NASA missions, to events happening in the night sky, to space in pop culture. It’s science for everyone—whether you’re an amateur astronomer or someone who’s never held a telescope.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA space-focused segment from NHPR hosted by Patrick McNameeKing. It's all about celebrating the night sky with a healthy dose of joy, curiosity and zero pretension. Each week we’ll cover topics ranging from the latest NASA missions, to events happening in the night sky, to space in pop culture.
Cosmically Curious is hosted by NHPR. The show has published 34 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Weight vs. Mass" (30 October 2026, 2 minutes), "The Official List" (23 October 2026, 2 minutes), and "Vastness of Space" (16 October 2026, 2 minutes).
Cosmically Curious publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 2 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for Cosmically Curious is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cosmically Curious requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cosmically Curious's contact route on record: verified email.
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NHPR hosts Cosmically Curious, a science podcast with 34 episodes published.
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Cosmically Curious
From Earth to the Moon, astronomer Nicole Gugliucci explains how gravity changes your weight while your mass stays the same—and why that could mean a lot more chocolate.

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In this episode of Cosmically Curious, St. Anselm's Nicole Gugliucci explains how astronomers settled on the official list of constellations, and what the choices reveal about whose stories are represented in the night...

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In this conversation, astrophysicist Nicole Gugliucci explains how analogies help us make sense of the cosmic distances that otherwise overwhelm the imagination.

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In this episode of Cosmically Curious, Patrick McNamee King sits down with astronomer Nicole Gugliucci to explore the bizarre reality of extraterrestrial weather—from scorching sulfuric acid showers on Venus to helium...

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The University of New Hampshire Department of Physics and Astronomy is holding the New England Fall Astronomy Festival, or NEFAF for short.

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In this episode of Cosmically Curious we explore the universal rules that define reality & physics.

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In this episode of Cosmically Curious, host Patrick McNamee sits down with Saint Anselm College astronomer Nicole Gallucci to clear up common black hole myths, explain the bizarre physics of spaghettification, and...

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A distant exoplanet 700 trillion miles away is captivating astronomers, and the latest findings from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have reignited a major question: Are we alone in the universe?

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NASA’s Voyager probes are 16 billion miles away in interstellar space. Learn what two instruments are still measuring and why it matters for deep space exploration.

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Launched in the summer of 1977, NASA’s Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft were originally authorized for a brief journey to visit Jupiter and Saturn. Nearly five decades later, both probes are still operating in deep...

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In this segment of NHPR's Cosmically Curious, host Patrick McNameeKing sits down with UNH astronomer John Gianforte to discuss an exciting upcoming celestial event: a near-total lunar eclipse.

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How did a kitchen microwave fool astronomers? On Cosmically Curious, Dr. Nicole Gugliucci reveals the true source behind mysterious fast radio bursts.

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Learn the best viewing times, why a new moon makes this year special, and why you only need a lawn chair to watch.

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In late 1572, long before the invention of the telescope, sky-watchers looking up at the night sky saw something impossible: a blazing new star where nothing had existed before.

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Dark matter makes up 85% of all matter in the universe, but is only detected by the effect it has on visible matter.

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In a recent conversation, Patrick McNamee King sat down with Nicole Gallucci from Saint Anselm College to explore why these collapsed stellar remnants are far more than just deep-space anomalies—they are actually some...

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A pulsar is the collapsed, zombie-like core of a massive star that died in a supernova explosion.

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Today, we're answering a question from listener Tim Smith, who asks a deceptively simple question: Why does anything exist?

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How many satellites can we actually fit around the Earth before it becomes a problem?
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